Snow Bowl

Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome Party

Catamount Lake Club

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Catamount Ranch & Club

Cocktail Hour & Reception

Coffee & Croissants

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Flying Here!!

For those traveling from out of state there are two options:1. Fly to Hayden (about 30 minutes West of Steamboat Springs)2) Fly to Denver and drive ~2.5 hours to Steamboat Both United and South West offer daily flights to Hayden. While it is a little more expensive to fly into Hayden, many find it easier than renting a car or finding a shuttle from Denver. Flying into Hayden means as long as you are okay with the free bus around town, there is no need to rent a car.Shuttles from Hayden are readily available to take you into Steamboat from Hayden Airport.

Yampa Valley Regional Airport

Showing up to Hayden (Yampa Valley Regional), you can rent a car on the spot right at the main desk. You'll see the desk...it's the only desk in the arrivals section as it's a very small airport!If you do not plan on renting a car, you can easily get to Steamboat via:https://letsride.co/locations/steamboat/https://www.skitowntransportation.com/970-846-6570 You can choose to book ahead of time or just find the next shuttle into town when you arrive. It's about $40-50 per person, but these will take you directly to your lodging from Hayden.

DIA - Transport

If you choose to fly into Denver, here are your options.   1. For private shuttles / non-shared service: https://www.skitowntransportation.com/services/denver-airport   2. There is a bus that runs once a day from Denver to Steamboat. It's only $28 but you will need to get from the airport to Union Station in order to catch the bus. The light rail at DIA will take you directly there. This will add about 2 hours of travel time vs. driving directly: https://ridebustang.com/

Getting Around

Free Bus

There is an amazing free bus option to take you around town for most hours of the day. Strawberry Hot Springs also has a shuttle that goes up there from town and you can book that online.

Renting A Car

Enterprise is our best car rental option. www.enterprise.com Enterprise is offered at DIA and in Steamboat Springs and is the best option for renting a car.

Travel & Transportation

The Grand is the spot. Located right across from the Mountainside transit center, the amenities are great, and there is a complementary shuttle that can bus you to and from town for the duration of your stay. They also have The Cabin, a great bar/restaurant that is a great place to meet up for a meal or night cap with the other guests staying here.

Steamboat Grand

Residence Inn Steamboat Springs

Gravity Haus Steamboat

Holiday Inn Steamboat Springs, an IHG Hotel

Homewood Suites by Hilton Steamboat Springs

Rabbit Ears Motel

There are a lot of short term rentals in town that are a great substitute for the hotels in the area, if that's what you fancy. We recommend you book sooner than later as nightly rates often go up for September the closer you get to your stay.

AirBnB - Vacation Home

Retreatia

Accommodations

Wedding Party

https://strawberryhotsprings.com/ Amazing natural hot springs. There is a shuttle if you don't have a car.

Strawberry Park Natural Hot Springs

https://www.alltrails.com/us/colorado/steamboat-springsThis site has a list of all the best trails around Steamboat. Here are some of our favorites: CreeksideMad CreekHot Springs TrailFish Creek FallsRabbit Ears PassSarvis Creek WildernessSlavonia Trail/Golden Lake Trail (35 min drive north but worth it)

Hiking

Steamboat is a great place for beginner and expert fly fishers alike. There are several guide outfits in Steamboat so feel free to look around, but we like the guys over at Steamboat Fly Fisher.

Steamboat Flyfisher

City owned links course, not recommended for the non-straight shooters.

Haymaker Golf Course

Semi-private golf course that the sea-level individuals will crush the ball.

Rollingstone Ranch Golf Course

Looking to explore Steamboat on a bike? Backdoor Sports has daily bike rentals for street riders or those who want to go off-road.

Krista & Matt